D. Viehland
National Research Council
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Physical Review B | 2004
K. H. Conlon; Hongjie Luo; D. Viehland; Jiefang Li; T. Whan; J. H. Fox; Christopher Stock; G. Shirane
Spatially resolved neutron diffraction as a function of crystal depth in Pb(Mg{sub 1/3}Nb{sub 2/3})O{sub 3} reveals the presence of a distinct near-surface region where a strong distortion in the lattice exists. A dramatic change in both the lattice constant and the Bragg peak intensity as a function of crystal depth is observed to occur in this region over a length scale {approx}100 {mu}m. This confirms a previous assertion, based on a comparison between high-energy x rays and neutrons, that such a near surface region exists in the relaxors. Consequences to both single crystal and powder diffraction measurements and previous bulk neutron diffraction measurements on large single crystals are discussed.
Physical Review B | 2014
Zhiguang Wang; Yaojin Wang; Haosu Luo; Jiefang Li; D. Viehland
The strain dependence of electric and magnetic properties has been widely investigated, both from a fundamental science perspective and an applications point of view. Electromechanical coupling through field-induced polarization rotation (PRO) and polarization reorientation (PRE) in piezoelectric single crystals can provide an effective strain in film/substrate epitaxial heterostructures. However, the specific pathway of PRO and PRE is a complex thermodynamic process, depending on chemical composition, temperature, electric field and mechanical load. Here, systematic studies of the temperature-dependent field-induced phase transitions in Pb(Mg,Nb)O3-PbTiO3 single crystals with different initial phase and orientation configurations have been performed. Different types of strains, volatile/nonvolatile and biaxial/uniaxial, have been measured by both macroscopic and in-situ X-ray diffraction techniques. In addition, the strain state of epitaxial Mn-doped CoFe2O4 thin films was examined by magnetic anisotropy measurements, where a giant magnetoelectric coupling has been demonstrated.
Physical Review B | 2005
Hu Cao; Feiming Bai; Naigang Wang; Jiefang Li; D. Viehland; Guangyong Xu; G. Shirane
Office of Naval Research under Grant Nos. N000140210340, N000140210126, MURI N0000140110761
Physical Review B | 2014
Zhiguang Wang; Yue Zhang; Ravindranath Viswan; Yanxi Li; Haosu Luo; Jiefang Li; D. Viehland
Physical Review B | 2016
Yaojin Wang; Ding Wang; Guoliang Yuan; He Ma; Feng Xu; Jiefang Li; D. Viehland; P. M. Gehring
Physical Review B | 2014
Yaojin Wang; Zhiguang Wang; Wenwei Ge; Chengtao Luo; Jiefang Li; D. Viehland; Jianwei Chen; Haosu Luo
Archive | 2011
Zhiguang Wang; Yaodong Yang; Ravindranath Viswan; Jiefang Li; D. Viehland
Physical Review B | 2012
Chris Stock; P. M. Gehring; Haruhiro Hiraka; Ian P. Swainson; Guangyong Xu; Z.-G. Ye; Jie Fang Li; D. Viehland
Open Journal of Inorganic Non-metallic Materials | 2012
Yaodong Yang; Ji Wang; Jiefang Li; D. Viehland; Amrinder S. Nain
Archive | 2007
P. M. Gehring; Christopher Stock; Guangyong Xu; Haosu Luo; Hu Cao; Jie-Fang Li; D. Viehland; G. Shirane